Daniel Hecht Bücher

Eine außergewöhnliche Mischung aus Kriminalroman, Liebes- und moderner Geistergeschichte. Lila Beauforte hofft, in dem alten Stammsitz ihrer Familie in New Orleans ein neues Leben beginnen zu können. Doch kaum ist sie dort eingezogen, treibt das düstere Geheimnis des alten Hauses sie fast in den Wahnsinn. Lila ist überzeugt, dass es in dem alten Gemäuer spukt. Ihre Familie ist skeptisch, ruft aber dennoch Cree Black um Hilfe, empathische Detektivin auf den Spuren des Übersinnlichen.

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In the end, it is people, not places, that are haunted. Tommy Keeday is a gifted student at a boarding school for Navajo teens in western New Mexico. When he suddenly falls ill with bizarre symptoms, his family believes he is possessed by a chindi, the spirit of a dead ancestor. However, Julieta McCarty, the school's principal, rejects both traditional Navajo beliefs and conventional medical explanations. In a bid for answers, she reaches out to Cree Black, a Seattle-based parapsychologist. Cree's background in clinical psychology and paranormal investigation offers no preparation for the daunting task of helping Tommy, who appears to be caught in a struggle between two spirits. Is he merely a troubled teenager, suffering from a rare brain disorder, or is there truth in the Navajo legends of witches and malevolent ghosts? As Cree and her team delve deeper, they uncover secrets from Tommy's past and those around him, revealing unresolved longings and regrets that shape his fate. This novel combines in-depth research with personal experience, presenting a thrilling supernatural mystery, a passionate love story, and a thoughtful exploration of modern Navajo culture and identity.

A stunning psychological thriller from the bestselling author of PUPPETS When Paul Skogland, who suffers from the mental disorder Tourette's syndrome, agrees to take on the repairs of the magnificent hunting lodge owned by his wealthy, eccentric aunt, little does he realise exactly what he's taken on. Inside the lodge lies a scene of almost superhuman destruction: a violence mirrored by a series of disappearances and grisly deaths haunting the region. As Paul delves into the wreckage, he can't help but wonder what dark passion - and what strength - could cause such chaos. Escalating events lead Paul deeper into his family's past, and as Paul faces the darker aspects of his own nature, he must brave the possibility that in saving those he loves, he might well destroy himself.

A stunning post-millennial thriller from the author of PUPPETS. Genius husband-and-wife team Ryan and Jessamine McCloud are founders of Genesis, an unorthodox problem-solving think tank. Commissioned by a billionaire corporate chief to study the causes of the rising tide of global violence and social unrest, they begin to fear that a kind of disease is behind it all. They christen this the Babel Effect. Could there be a biomedical explanation for a kind of global insanity? Or is something else at the root of the problem? The investigation is brutally interrupted when Jessamine is kidnapped, and in the face of opposition from sinister and powerful organisations, Ryan McCloud grows increasingly desperate to find a way of halting the contagion of the Babel Effect, before it's too late for his family - before it's too late for mankind.

Op een school voor getalenteerde Navajo kinderen lijdt een vijftienjarige leerling aan bizarre aanvallen zonder dat daarvoor een lichamelijke of psychologische verklaring is; de hulp van Cree Black, parapsychologe in Seattle, wordt ingeroepen.

Wanneer een jong stel het verwoeste landhuis van een tante restaureert, ontdekken zij dat hierbij bovenmenselijke krachten zijn gebruikt en dat er in de omgeving enkele moorden zijn gepleegd.